Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-07-01
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Good calico cts. per yard, at }. Blum
berg's, Toms Brook, Va.
Very little wheat will be standing IN
this section by the 9Th. Of July. The crop
is not up to the average but the quality is
very good.
For sale privately a splendid five acre
lot lying within the corporate limits Of
Woodstock. Call on Hugh G. OFT, Wood
stock, Va. H.
Senator II. II. Riddleberger has large
lot Of rare flower bulbs and seeds to dis
tribute free TO all who will call OIL or ad-
dress him at Woodstock, Va.
The bottom has dropped out. Brown
sugur at Sets. a pound at Geary's.
Mr. R. Smith, Of Powelrs Fort had
horse bitten by rsttlesnake some days
ago. It is feared that the animal will DE
As il is terribly swollen from the effects oil
the poison.
For the best canned goods on the mar
ket, 20 to T. Z. Bennett.
TbeB.& 0. R. r. Co. are erecting
neat little depot at the platform snort
distance above town where the passengers
disembsrk from the trains for the talr
Ground
A couple sets Of secondhand buggy
harness, for sale low at Grablls
The festival given by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, on tho court house
paysmsnt last Saturday night. was
complete success, netting about 5000.
The ladies desire 20 return thanks 70 al
who 90 kindly assisted them.
CLorHISG.-suits from g. 10 sl5, az J.
Biumberg's, Toms Brook, Va.
What Woodstock needs to increase her
population and thrift is manufacturing
enterprises There are the very best kind
of openings here for 1.-THE investment Of
capital in factories and foundries.
Get your pine apples, bananas, oranges
and lemons for the Attn Of July at Gearys.
DR.. W. II. Triplett, whose extreme i'll
ness last week caused his friends the
greatest anxiety, Is something better at
this whiting, although not yet out Of
danger.
Everything 10 the general merchandise
line, at J. Blumbergs, Toms Brook, Va.
1t is reported that Woodstock girls
never take trunks any more when visiting,
not even when they spend the summer
away from home. They carry their
baggage in their bustles.
Two hundred and fifty ESQ summer
suits that must be sold, at prices ranging
from 81 to So at NJ. Geary's.
A charming set Of illustrations by L.
A. Abbey appears in the July Harp@'',
illustrating the old anonymous ballad Of
"Phillada." One Of the eight, entitled
"Win bad her to the Wine is the Fonts
piece for the number.
Don't forget to call on T. E. Bennett
whenever you are in need of anything in
the grocery line.
We regret 10 say that Mrs Mary Arthur
An elderly and much respected lady OF this
place. had her shoulder dislocated by a
fall a few days since. DR.. ). L. Campbell
WAS called 10 and rendered the necessary
surgical assistance.
Pnme country bacon and lard always
on hand at T. Z. BENEFITS
New vegetables, such as beans, peas,
cabbage, cucumbers, corn, potatoes TO-
matoes. &C, are coming IN TO this mar
ket pretty plentifully. and are crawling
down to reasonable prices. In a short
time everything in this line will be album
dant and cheap.
weolen dress goods from 10 TO 80 cts. per
yard. Fancy hose cts. per pair az J.
Blumberg's, Toms Brock, Va.
On and after the lat Of July the am
bilious city Of Stanton will have free
mail delivery. Woodstock also has
Bot We don't intend 10 mention this get
awhile, as we are not anxious TO attend
the big 9Th Of July celebration with a
cracked head.
WANTED Ever man. woman and
.bild in the country to call and examine
nv stock OF goods before purchasing else
where. j. T. benhe0''
Our bar men have laid in an extra sup
Dlv Of the 90 be Joyful" for the hun
dreds Of dry old powder horns from Win
chester and Harrsonburg who will attend
the big lth st this place.
Cheese only Is cts. pound at Gearys'
lem. Ball has on exhibition at the
naary Hotel Bar the original cold Black
1etty.n so often spoken ofin the History
Of the Valley, and other old books. 1t is
great curiosity.
will have hay and corn for sale on the
ypair Grounds on the 4th Of July.
AR. HollingswOrtb.
Owing to our going to press one day
EARLIER than usual, IN order TO give o0r
banda holiday on the 4th, our Strasburg
correspondence reached US too late for
+h;s issue. II will appear in our next
Don't forget that all kinds Of produce
- taken in exchange for goods by T. t.
Bennett.
Mr.. Henry Bsuserman has bad his house
IN south Main street thoroughly repaired
and psinted. Hen can now lay back in
nj. handsome home and wonder whether
hawill ever turn foolish and get married.
., ,emain still more Of fool and stay
.ipels. Henry you are in a tight place ?
When you como in to the big 4th of Ju.
~ buv the cheapest tobacco ever seen il
town. from 30 cts. Id. up, at NJ. Geary's.
Cholera morbus and diarrhea are quite
D,evalert in this place and through The
,urrounding country. Il lie Of a mild
tuna however, and we have heard Of NJ
.sr;ous cases. Too free indulgence IN new
~sgetsbles and unripe fruit is probably
the cause
Boots, shoes, hats, caps, groceries, pro-
.;.;ons. &c. J. Blumberg,
Toms Brook, Va.
Aftsr the county has gone TO the expense
Of identifying and protecting the Court
House pump, is it not somebody's duty to
clean up the rubbish which has lair
srouud II for several weeks Ethel